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Tag Archives: psychology

‘Trust Me’ Worksheet

A cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) self-help worksheet entitled “Trust Me”, designed to help people feel trusted by other people and restore trust.

Posted byAdam HenleyOctober 29, 2024May 20, 2025Posted inPsychology & Brain HealthTags:CBT, conflict, mistrust, paranoia, psychology, relationships, suspiciousness, trustLeave a comment on ‘Trust Me’ Worksheet

The ‘Leftovers’ Worksheet

A cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) worksheet entitled “The Leftovers”, to organize health goals based on our own readiness for change.

Posted byAdam HenleyOctober 20, 2024October 4, 2025Posted inChronic Disease & PreventionTags:CBT, diet, exercise, goal setting, health change, lifestyle counselling, psychologyLeave a comment on The ‘Leftovers’ Worksheet

The ‘Reverse Roast’ Worksheet

A cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) self-help worksheet entitled “The Reverse Roast”, which involves writing down a strongly negative self-belief and brainstorming at least 5 positive things it says about you.

Posted byAdam HenleyOctober 15, 2024May 22, 2025Posted inPsychology & Brain HealthTags:CBT, counselling, emotions, psychology, self-beliefs, self-concept, self-help, shame, therapy

‘Eye of the Storm’ Worksheet

A cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) self-help worksheet entitled “The Eye of the Storm” for labelling emotions and difficult feelings.

Posted byAdam HenleyOctober 8, 2024May 2, 2025Posted inPsychology & Brain HealthTags:awareness, CBT, counselling, emotions, psychology, resilience, self-help, Stress, therapyLeave a comment on ‘Eye of the Storm’ Worksheet

What is Flow?

Chances are, at some point in your life, you have experienced flow.  Flow describes those times where you get lost in the moment, becoming so involved in a task that you lose some sense of awareness of yourself and time.

Posted byAdam HenleyOctober 14, 2018June 3, 2022Posted inPsychology & Brain HealthTags:anxiety, counselling, meditation, positive emotions, positive psychology, psychology, purpose, relaxationLeave a comment on What is Flow?
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